Sentence examples for without complementary from inspiring English sources
And there is no way to pick up power plants, highways, and manufactories and move them to emerging markets, nor any way to operate them without complementary infrastructure if we did.
THEMIS cannot close this question without complementary ground-based observations in North America.
Without complementary infrastructure, access to electricity becomes once again a necessary but not sufficient condition for development.
Windows with a southern orientation with or without complementary eastern or northern views added 1% to the price.
Some studies have argued that implementation of financial incentives without complementary non-financial incentives seldom improve health worker performance [7, 25].
Cusumano (2010) defines Industry platform as a "foundation or core technology (it could also be a service) in a "system like" product that has relatively little value to users without complementary products or services" (p. 23 24).
The modified oligonucleotides were incubated with or without purified AlkB enzyme in vitro, with or without the complementary strand, and the reaction products were analyzed by ESI-TOF maspectrometrytry and MS/MS.
Like the "Queer Eye" franchise and "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition," Ms. Grant's show has someone to cadge freebies from companies big and small, but here each helper is indistinct, without the complementary specialties of the other shows' teams.
Rightly, he has called for an E.U. growth program to compensate for the austerity measures of its fiscal compact — which the candidate, probably bluffing, says his France will not ratify without a complementary growth package.
Q. Can one maintain a counterterrorism capability in Afghanistan without a complementary counterinsurgency effort? A. If you take the raid into Abbotabad, that was years of gathering intelligence, some on the ground, some in the air, some signals intelligence.
These might be a 20 minute set to a weekend crowd of a few hundred people for a (small) three-figure fee; or they might be seven minutes to a sparser gathering upstairs in a small London pub, without expenses, complementary drink or, often, thanks.
